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No	Nama	Judul	Publikasi	Tahun	Detail
1	Achmad Fawaid, M. A., M. A.	Policing Religious Family Rights: Muslim And Hindu Women's Land Ownership In Indonesia	Internasionali	2018	Detail Penelitian Dosen Forum Judul Policing Religious Family Rights: Muslim And Hindu Women's Land Ownership In Indonesia Jenis Publikasi Internasionali Peringkat dosen Ketua Peneliti Achmad Fawaid, M. A., M. A. Penyelenggara Minister of Religious Affairs, Republic of Indonesia Anggota Peneliti Abstrak This study portrays issues of the relationship between religious status of women and their marginalized role in agricultural landownership in Java and Bali. In Java, for instance, even though they are strengthened by family law, only about one-third of land title certificates reflect ownership by women. Conversely, in Bali, the Hindu women have to obey the customary law in which they deal with a dilemma between their rights and needs on the one hand, and their loyalty towards their families, communities, and culture on the other. The lack of women’s landownership, either by the customary law or by the land registration, is to show that agricultural policy of land registration always gets women into the lower status of the agricultural legal consideration. It also impacts on the ways they practice religious beliefs as they are positioned in difficult manner of any religious legal issues, including inheritance rights (hak waris) and family law (hukum keluarga). Despite the Javanese government’s efforts to educate the public about land registration and a few of Hindu family to transfer mechanism from parent to daughter through a deed of sale and purchase in the presence of Land Deed Official, few women are aware of the registration procedures and more marginalized in the religious mechanism of inheritance rights. Consequently, the ways Java and Bali women’s interests are not compromised in cultural, political, and religious sphere. This article concludes, however, that firstly, formal procedures for the transfer of land protect women when land is sold or divided in Bali, and secondly, customary Javanese practices provide a protection to the idea of marital community goods.
2	Achmad Fawaid, M. A., M. A.	Middle Class Piety: Contesting Religious Commodification Among Diasporic Muslim Community In Proboli	Internasionali	2017	Detail Penelitian Dosen Forum Judul Middle Class Piety: Contesting Religious Commodification Among Diasporic Muslim Community In Proboli Jenis Publikasi Internasionali Peringkat dosen Ketua Peneliti Achmad Fawaid, M. A., M. A. Penyelenggara Minister of Religious Affairs, Republic of Indonesia Anggota Peneliti Abstrak This panel features both theoretically insightful and substantively important accounts of the cultural process that are tied into the commodification, marketing, capitalizing, and consumption of religious traditions, practices, and beliefs among diasporic Muslims community in Probolinggo, a coastal area of East Java. Not merely all contributors to this panel lived in this city with interdisciplinary educational and research backgrounds, they also shared a common ethnographic approach to understanding and portraying the wide range of market-oriented changes in the Probolinggo religious landscape. The first two article attempts to explore a constellated religious expression of Middle Eastern tradition in Probolinggo by contesting the modes and techniques of religious commodifications in religious franchise of Majelis Shalawat Syubbanul Muslimin (Nurul Huda) and marketing of Air Berkah consumption based religious theraphy (Rojabi Azharghany). Meanwhile, as noted by the third panelist (Mushafi Miftah), the ways we bless and embrace our endeavors in life with showers of prayers or worship wishing to achieve good health, wealth, and a decent life, have become common ‘paid-for experiences’ in the ever-dominating capitalist economy based training classes of PPA (Pola Pertolongan Allah). A research by the fourth panelist (Abdurrahman) argues that religious commodification operate within annual death celebration (haul) and the religious pilgrimage (ziarah) to Hasan Genggong’s cemetery which displays multiple venues, amulet trading, photos medium cult, apocalyptic festival, and other money-oriented religious activities. Adopting occult economy model, the last panelist (Ainul Yakin) displays multiple venues used by leader of the Pedepokan religious cult, Dimas Kanjeng Taat Pribadi, such as spirit medium cult, fortune-telling business, religious prosperity based investment, which have created religious marketplaces to fulfill people’s desire for wealth, health, and happiness. Hence based on these representations of religious commodifications in Probolinggo, this panel raises a question on how has the commodity been escalated and reproduced to affect the convergence and divergence of religion and market forces, and the socio-economic and cultural impacts they have produced among middle class diasporic Muslims community in Probolinggo? Since religious commodification operate within an array of shared modes and techniques, our panelists set to explore some contributions to the circulation of interdisciplinary religious phenomena, but at the same time they challenge traditional, hierarchical forms of religious authority in Probolinggo. The articles of the panelists will be published in-print by a national publisher of Cantrik Pustaka Yogyakarta and/or by the journal of At-Turas IAI Nurul Jadid Probolinggo.
3	Achmad Fawaid, M. A., M. A.	Pilgrimage As Not A Dead End: Syncretic Encounter, Diaspora, And Virtual Mecca	Internasionali	2016	Detail Penelitian Dosen Forum Judul Pilgrimage As Not A Dead End: Syncretic Encounter, Diaspora, And Virtual Mecca Jenis Publikasi Internasionali Peringkat dosen Ketua Peneliti Achmad Fawaid, M. A., M. A. Penyelenggara the Centre for Research and Development of Religious Life (CRDRL) of The Ministry of Religious Affai Anggota Peneliti Abstrak Pilgrimage as Not a Dead End: Syncretic Encounter, Diaspora, and Virtual Mecca
4	Achmad Fawaid, M. A., M. A.	Political Propaganda Of Religious Violence: Revealing Al-Wai?Es Underground Ideology	Internasionali	2016	Detail Penelitian Dosen Forum Judul Political Propaganda Of Religious Violence: Revealing Al-Wai?Es Underground Ideology Jenis Publikasi Internasionali Peringkat dosen Ketua Peneliti Achmad Fawaid, M. A., M. A. Penyelenggara STAIN Kudus Anggota Peneliti Abstrak This study aims to respond two important issues: firstly, the ways HTI (Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia), commonly regarded as a non-violent organization, used their magazine Al-Waie as media of their political propaganda and, secondly, the propaganda techniques they have undergone to invite the others into violent practice which undoubtedly made them being trapped into epistemic violence one. By using Jurgensmeyer’s theoretical framework of Cosmic War, this study attempts to reveal the ways Al-Waie, firstly published on September 2000, partly represented the ideological basis of HTI, not merely as radical, but also political movement, and to point out the process of propaganda it used to personalize the conflict by means of intellectual propaganda. The media framing is chosen as a method to discover which one of perspectives a media, including Al-Waie, used in the selection of issues and news writing. This study resulted in the hypothetical fact that HTI turned to violent organization not only because they got participated in supporting the perpetrators of violence and negotiated with military in certain state, but most importantly because they used Al-Waie as a strategic media to provide personal rewards for violence, vehicles of social mobilization, moral justification for violence, and image of cosmic war.
5	Achmad Fawaid, M. A., M. A.	Trans-Religious Identity From The Edge? Promoting Interfaith Dialogue Among Transgender Community In	Internasionali	2016	Detail Penelitian Dosen Forum Judul Trans-Religious Identity From The Edge? Promoting Interfaith Dialogue Among Transgender Community In Jenis Publikasi Internasionali Peringkat dosen Ketua Peneliti Achmad Fawaid, M. A., M. A. Penyelenggara IAIN Raden Intan Lampung & Diktis Kemenag RI Anggota Peneliti Abstrak This study aims to respond two important issues: firstly, the ways HTI (Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia), commonly regarded as a non-violent organization, used their magazine Al-Waie as media of their political propaganda and, secondly, the propaganda techniques they have undergone to invite the others into violent practice which undoubtedly made them being trapped into epistemic violence one. By using Jurgensmeyer’s theoretical framework of Cosmic War, this study attempts to reveal the ways Al-Waie, firstly published on September 2000, partly represented the ideological basis of HTI, not merely as radical, but also political movement, and to point out the process of propaganda it used to personalize the conflict by means of intellectual propaganda. The media framing is chosen as a method to discover which one of perspectives a media, including Al-Waie, used in the selection of issues and news writing. This study resulted in the hypothetical fact that HTI turned to violent organization not only because they got participated in supporting the perpetrators of violence and negotiated with military in certain state, but most importantly because they used Al-Waie as a strategic media to provide personal rewards for violence, vehicles of social mobilization, moral justification for violence, and image of cosmic war.

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